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an observant boom has been placed on both side of the sheen.it does not appear wildlife has been affected. we will have a live update on the spill on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> journalists are now allowed to bring cameras back into the state assembly. but there was not much to see today, even though the state budget is 68 days late. lawmakers have hit the road. last week assembly guards started enforcing a rule banning reporters from filming on the assembly floor. the assembly speaker reversed the vote after complaints. >>> a new study finds california and the nation remains stuck between a recession and a recovery. the report by the california budget project says the economic downturn has been especially hard on 16 to 24- year-olds and the long term unemployed. nearly 1 million californians have been out of work now for more than a half a year. >>> the average californian who's been out of work has been looking for a job for eight months, we've never seen numbers like that before. >>> the report says employers have also cut back on wo

operation is going with oh gasia, we are right next to the petaluma river and i saw a little bit of a sheen going across the top of the river and over there by the bridge on washington street you can see that way boom they put up there and officials tell us that anywhere from 200 up to 600 gallons of oil they believed was spilled into the petaluma river they put up this containment boom to keep it from spreading into new areas while they try and clean up this mess. a official say this is what caused the oil spill, a 90-ton tugboat sticking out of the petaluma river making gallons of oil from its hole and they discovered that spill after getting a call at 8:18 this morning's. >> we noticed a large dark substance this morning. >> reporter: eye this afternoon to sheen had sped along a two and a half mile stretch of the river and they put down booms and put pads into the water to soak up the mess. the california department of fish and game says the river does have endangered wildlife such as salmon and frog's. >> we have identified three areas of large to normal concern that being adobe creek i

kirk gregory, nbc news. >> the coast guard initially reported an oil sheen about a mile long near the site of the explosion, but later crews could not find any evidence of a spill. >>> despite thousands of angry complaints, a five-month audit of pg&e's smart readers show they are accurate. the report was printed at today's meeting on the public utilities commission. >> to date, out of 6.6 million we found ten meters that different measure accurately and we've removed those. >> smart meters are mostly sold in households in the central valley and bay area. >>> a promising sign on unemployment. new applications for unemployment benefits dropped for the second straight week after rising the previous three. new claims fell by 6,000 last week to finish at 472,000 but even with that drop, economists say the claims are at much higher levels than they should be in a good economy. the labor department says productivity fell in the spring by the largest amount in four years. that indicates companies may have reached the limit for squeezing more work out of fewer employees. >>> on wall street, th

though there were earlier reports of a mile-long sheen of oil spreading from the platform. since 2006, mariner has had nine reported incidents in the gulf, including four fires and a blowout like b.p.'s deepwater horizon rig, which sank just 200 miles to the east. now officials are trying to determine what sparked the fire on vermilion 380. and the investigation into the cause of this fire is just beginning. meanwhile, there is good news here at home in louisiana. all 13 of the workers brought to this hospital have just been released, and we are told they're all doing just fine. >> hill: good news, indeed, don, thanks. in washington, there was no immediate breakthrough in the middle east peace talks today but there is a hopeful sign-- perhaps. israeli and palestinian leaders agreed to keep their dialogue going on a regular basis. senior white house correspondent bill plante is covering the talks. >> reporter: israelis and palestinians brushed aside skepticism as they sat down with secretary of state clinton to talk peace for the first time in nearly two years. >> we believe

long sheen on the petaluma river yesterday is still under investigation. the state fishing company is looking at companies dismantling old tugboat the tron figure out if it was thought to carry crews are still on the scene of this bill kron 4 moreen tally shows you what's been done. >> >> what you're looking at is part of the metal on this old have been stiffed away by this giant piece of heavy equipment. the soil cleanup crew is doing this so they can get in and washed away more of the old oil that is left on his boat. these workers have been using steam to loosen up the drive on all oil and these hoses you see here, are basically a giant vacuum. sucking up oil and water into this big tanker trucks are to be hauled away. the trying to get this tug cleaned of as much oil as possible by high tide some more oil doesn't wash off the boat and into the water water right over here if you can see one of the many wounds that have been put out to hold the oil back. these weapons you see floating in the water our big squares of absorbent material meant to set up oil

yesterday the department of fish and game said there is a light oil sheen for 2 mi. down the petaluma river down to where highway 1 01 crosses the river right here. fishing game says that sheen is now gone which is still going to see boom in this area just as a precaution. for the fifth day in a row investigators are combing through an east bay landfill worth using to give up their search for this named frederick sales. he's been missing since the body of his father ricardo was found in a hercules home more than a week ago. please believe ricardo sales was bludgeoned to death by efren valdemoro and made responsible for as many as four killings. efren valdemoro was killed by chp officers it through high speed chase last week. christine conley is live and to its board. >> no close down today the search of the landfill is over with chris will be back at 80 and tomorrow in the biggest clue they found so far a piece of letterhead that had hercules' address on it so they know their surging in the right to address. this is a massive landfill there searching through about 1

they see no signs of a sheen or a leak coming from that platform and that certainly is good news.the fire is out at this hour. no one is quite sure what caused it. to give you some sense of perspective, this platform produced 1,400 barrels of oil a day which is absolutely dwarfed by what flowed out of bp's macondo well. as much as 62,000 barrels a day. there was work on that well today. the crews removed the capping stack. that was the temporary cap that stopped the oil from flowing into the gulf of mexico seven weeks ago. they are now starting to -- they are now preparing to remove the blowout preventer, the giant emergency brake which failed on april 20th. all of that is a prelude to finishing the relief well and killing the macondo well from the bottom with cement. brian? >> all right. anne thompson, the good news headline from there today though, all 13 workers accounted for and rescued tonight. anne, thanks. >>> and there is more to report today on yesterday's high drama at discovery channel headquarters just outside washington, d.c. when 43-year-old james lee burst into the

. >> and there is an oily sheen on the pedda luma river tonight. caused by a spill there this morning. an old barge appears to be the culprit. there is more on a salvage operation gone wrong. >> residents say there was a lot worse this morning. and there is just a few globs of oil floating towards the petaluma river. along with a slight sheen. this is a slew that connects to the petaluma river. around the bend there is a tug boat being salvaged. they're using a vacuum truck to suck oil from the spill. and department of fish and game says it leaked about 200 to 600 gallons of oil. the owner apparently knew it was leaking and had an oil boom around but the department of fish and game says the stood tide drew oil out into these wetland as long the petaluma river causing an oil slick stretching about two and a half miles. to downtown petta loouk luma. there is a series of four booms placed in front of the creek protecting these wetlands. a biologist has been trying to assess the environmental damage. we hope to have his report for you tonight at 11:00.

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let me show you where the department of fish and game that this oil sheen stretched 2 mi. down the petaluma river. highway 1 is there one crosses the river. right there, 80 percent has been soaked up so far. >> and take a look not a sight you see every day or anywhere else for that matter. spider dan, continues to climb this skyscraper, the fire department have a rescue team has been called in. just as a precaution. this millennium tower is over 54th tall and the is too high to reach but he will press them once he gets to the top. spider dan is from lake tahoe and declined a handful in the past and even released a memoir earlier this year. >> a live look aside from the golden gate bridge. plenty of sunshine right now and temperatures are nice, mild close to the coast. warm to the rest of the bay area it is been a warm labor day out there today. temperatures in the north bay are in the low 90s, and even in the south bay. starting to cool close to the coast with 77 in san francisco, 62 degrees and half moon bay in this cooling will be continuing and dramatic. this searching

by some kayakers to some of the sheen on the water near the petaluma and marina. the fire department along with fish and game responded by turning boone's as his father and hides into the water, investigators say the smoke came from there is being dismantled for salvage officials say it's unclear how much is both the sheen to stretch for least 2 mi. manner of kron4 is easy to resume the man about opposition to do so. >> was a tug there was a negative view shared. the tugboat and barge company dodgers far from here their basic science and practice spokesperson for the doorman said that part of their investigation is finding so did the company owned the tugboat has a permit to dismantle here next to the river. over the phone and ask representative of the company that owns the tugboat the same question. >> to give a permit to do this work? >> i can i give you any information. >> it isn't possible fines for a while clean-up operation there could be criminal charges if the investigation reveals that they did not go to the proper channels before starting to cell was ope

they were handing detainees but what comes in is three sheen your men who had no dinner and have. only code names and they do the actual interrogation. but they order. these young soldiers around on how you handle the detainees when the actual impaired geisha isn't going on. and they were ordered to prise them. forty eight hours. keep them blindfolded. jerk them around make them stand make noise. take your weapon to defuse may shoot the person right in the head at that time. he thought he had a duty to stay out of that. activity. and the violation of international law. that's what you want to soldiers to do. take more if you want to be a democratic society than a blind obedience to authority. and you see that an order is illegal and you're being ordered to commit a crime don't do it. yet they make the prosecution fears that a light sentence or make it will encourage other immigrant soldiers to desert the defense argues. had the right to obey his own conscience if you other than orders from his commanding officers a ten person jury will hear testimony tomorrow from fort stewart geo

i also want sheen to come back and for them to be together.ws that they were engaged has been just an emotional roller coaster, up, down, day, day. engagement is happy and then it is tempered that the knowledge that they are still and silent a solitary confinement, to a victory or today. >> and her friends are so happy that her medical attention will be finally attended to. the parents are also very concerned about once on your breast, and cervical cells. >> and-lonump >> and mostly sunny skies through the entire bay area. temperatures are up from we saw, yesterday. quite a bit, inland with temperatures in the upper 60s. and about 10 degrees higher than yesterday with a 77 degrees in napa, 63 degrees in san francisco. and low-mid 70's in the south bay. this warming trend continues this weekend. as we go towards qamar, additional warming with five degrees higher. saturday, even warmer. degrees as the go into saturday and sunday we are going to see some cooler air into the bay area. that is when things are going to cool off. first, let me speak

. >> yesterday's oil sheen has cleared up but what is not clear is how it happened in the first place. we investigate the salvage company. we talked with the fire chief and who says that the owner, mr. king su, said he brought the boat here on thursday to salvage for scrap metal. >> it would have been required to have a permit and would have been required to have a city business license. >> there is no record of a permit or license and no way officials would have issued it for this operation. >> we would have paperwork with an approval. the operator would have that approval as well. >> there is no record of that. >> no. >> we went to the business address and when we arrived we found this an apartment building with a room number. no one from atop has returned our calls. officials say the company is paying for the clean up i would take weeks to finish. >> officials say when the investigation is complete, the atop t rc company could face fines or criminal charges. reporting live from petluma tonight. >>> the alameda coroner said a man found dead near a hotel died from a gunshot wound. po

there is a mile long oil sheen spreading west of the deepwater. look for websites on updates.afternoon have the day.

. >>> crews still cleaning up an oil sheen stretching two miles on the petaluma river. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, september 7. i'm john kessler. >> i'm sydnie kohara. good morning, everyone. let's get you out the door and take a quick look at traffic and weather before you head out on the roads after a long holiday weekend. elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning. san rafael, they just opened a couple of minutes ago all lanes of southbound 101 approaching sir frances drake boulevard. fire crews have been out there since 4:00 a.m. working a small brush fire but right now the fire is contained. all lanes are open. a fire truck was blocking the right lane for the last hour or so. small delays out of san rafael. the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic light this morning heading into san francisco for your back to work and school commute. that's your traffic. let's get another update on your forecast with lawrence. >> all right, elizabeth. big changes around the bay area today. of course we have plenty of that summer sunshine yesterday, high pressure overhead. but now a trough of low pressu

he learned to make brillantine in red, blue and golden colors to give a beautiful sheen to the hair. in his spare time, when he could break free from his alchemist's captive vit, he would go listen to cuban music at the park plaza hotel in manhattan. those were happy times and years later became a happy tomic with me, convinced early on that my father inhabited a magic world. a few years ago, while listening to a recording of cuban blues by chico, i remembered in new york in those stories of the 40's that chico and my father met at club cuba in manhattan and again in havana in the mid-50's. the sessions of chico's house in our neighborhood became so famous that even my father, not particularly fond of cuban jazz, couldn't resist dropping in once in a while at the much-talked about terrace. i listened to the rumba of chico's suite, then i would imagine chico back in new york doing arrangements for count bassie and ringo starr and i see myself turning into a big fan during my teenage years in havana. so that gives you a little idea about all these connections. i was born in havana in t

officials say the sheen which stretched for about 2 miles mostly evaporated. the crews will remain on the scene until the area is restored. >>> word is starting to surface tonight about possible negligence, we'll have more on that tonight on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> police have released a sketch of a man they believe is a firebug. he's described as a slender latino male, 19 or 20 years old. the fire's first started in may, they involved outside debris, dumpsters and vehicles. in one case, a man sleeping in a car had to be rescued by fire crews. >>> at this hour, firefighters are working to contain a 700- acre wildfire burning in humble county. it has already consumed one home. the fire which started yesterday is burning on buckeye mountain just east of petrolia. right now officials say it's only 5% contained. no injuries have been reported, the cause is under investigation. now early this morning a calfire strike team from sonol was deployed to cover duties for crews headed to the fire. >> it's very steep country, very rugged, very remote. sometimes

rig that exploded and caught fire today in the gulf of mexico and they say there's a mile long oil sheenpreading from the site. it's at louisiana west of th site where b.p.'s rig exploded in april. one person was hurt. moments ago louisians governor announced they just received word it is in fact an active platform but the company says it has been shut down. b.p.'s deep water horizon rig was in about 5,000 feet of water when it exploded and sa killing 11 workers and triggering a leak of about 2006 million gallons of oil. >> police officers in san carlos may be wearing different uniforms after today. >> plus from the campaign trails to the jury box, the trial that could put meg whitman's gubernatorial campaign on hold. >> and breang the glass >>> in the santa cruz mountains all lanes on highway 17 near the summit reopened a short time ago after a beer truck acdent caused a huge mess. witnses say the tractor trailer hitn embankment after 6:00e(lx this morning. the southbound lanes were closed several hours as officials cleaned up the highway. there are roughl15 minute delays but no one was

>> charlie sheen's therapist and it's the only woman on the show who tells him what's what besides his do it over there at the q two and a half men" and charlie sheen is such an endearing character because he's basically saying i'm a cad but a cad with a good heart and i'm trying my best. >> larry: do you -- if you were the director of "glee" who would you have cast for sue sylvester? >> oh, who would i -- that's a very good question. i can only see me in the role, larry. >> larry: when someone gets indelible, you are her. >> i do van answer to that. i think glenn close. she's inspired a lot of -- >> larry: you resemble. >> well, thank you. i'm a poor man's glenn close. her character on "damages," i love her in that show, very much inspired sue sylvester because she has this, you never quite know where she is. is she lying or telling the truth. you always know where sue sylvester is. >> larry: do you look beyond "glee?" >> i am an in the moment kind of person. so i'm enjoying where i am right now. i'm trying to just stay right here. >> in the marriage, who's dom nant. >> we're share. s

there were early reports of a mile-long oil sheen spreading. coast guard is saying that's not to. >>> hurricane earl expected to pass 100 miles east of the outer banks around 11:00 tonight. it has weekenned a bit but is still a category 2 storm. a new tropial storm warning has been issued from new england to maine. >> i don't know what this season is, summer, fall, what? >>> today we had unseasonably high temperatures. we take you to the circle of palms where told's high temperature 96 degrees and the average high is 8 2 degrees. what can you bank on? 50 to 60, seashore and yes, we have the return of the marine layer. you will have cloud sun mix in our inland areas. high pressure is still the key component so while it remains hot we still have another spare the air day. so this is what you can bank on. throughout your friday, there you have it. morning sun up at 6:40 and you see the clouds are already over the bay. they try to make it into the tri-valley but quickly retreat out over the open water. they are going to play tag with the coast all

rig that exploded and caught fire today in the gulf of mexico and they say there's a mile long oil sheenpreading from the site. it's at louisiana west of the site where b.p.'s rig exploded in april. one person was hurt. moments ago louisiana's governor announced they just received word it is in fact an active platform but the company says it has been shut down. b.p.'s deep water horizon rig was in about 5,000 feet of water when it exploded and sank killing 11 workers and triggering a leak of about 2006 million gallons of oil. >> police officers in san carlos may be wearing different uniforms after today. >> plus from the campaign trails to the jury box, the trial that could put meg whitman's gubernatorial campaign on hold. >> and breaking the glass cececececececececececececececece [ man ] he's got nothing but open field ahead of him! ♪ "ñ "ñu "ñcatake with yo u-verse now lets you download, watch hit tv shows and schedule recordings on your mobile phone. order u-verse tv today. plans starting at just $29 a month for six months, with dvr included. plus upgrade to u-verse u300 and get the u

from the coast guard is that there is no sheen visible at this time and it seems like there's... people are on edge a lot because of the proximity to the b.p. spill four months ago. but it really doesn't seem to be that related. hari sreenivasan okay. and how common are these fires and how common is it people have to evacuate these rigs? >> well, there have been about 100 or more fires every year on production platforms according to federal government data. but very rarely do all of the people on board have to evacuate and certainly not by jumping into the water as was the case here. so this was a more significant fire than what you've seen typically. >> sreenivasan: all right. david hammer from the "times-picayune." thanks so much for joining us today. >> sreenivasan: a new operation began today at the b.p. well that caused this summer's disastrous spill. crews began work to remove a cap, now that concrete has been pumped into the well. with the cap gone, investigators can raise the damaged blowout preventer to the surface for examination. thousands of shiite muslims mourned tod

. ♪ >> reporter: of course, unlike charlie sheen lucas crookshank doesn't make $2 million an episode.stly my life at home hasn't changed. i still live in the same town and go to the same high school. other than the fact i go to l.a. for meetings or auditions i pretty of much live a normal life. >> reporter: his 15 minutesfame has caught hollywood's attention. >> must get ugly at your house when there's only one cookie left. >> not really. >> you have a humor and like a timing that is amazing. >> i don't know. i haven't took any lessons. i live in nebraska. there's no movie studios. there's just a bunch of cornfields. >> reporter: tomorrow night get ready for "fred the movie" on lick load yon, the character is slightly toned down. >> to be honest me and judy have hit a minor -- >> the voice slightly less annoying. >> i don't care what judy thinks. >> reporter: but the behavior unmistakably fred. >> really, really lame. >> obviously when i first started making the videos i wasn't expecting them to eventually be turned into a movie. i mean i never even dreamed of that, so i mean when peo

there was a report of a mile long oil sheen on the water. the coast guard now says there is no indication that any oil leaked. the company that operates the well said the well has been shut off and there is no sign of a spill. there are reports of -- there are no reports of damage or injuries tonight following a minor earthquake in the east bay. it was a 3.3 magnitude quake that struck about 9:30 this morning. the the usgs says it was north of richmond. b.a.r.t shutdown train service to make sure there was no damage to the track. >>> pg&e has a new weapon in the strug toll convince customers that it is controversial smart meters are accurate. they are reliable but as consumer editor explains they may be hampering their effort to gain customers. ' confidence. >> reporter: they are protesting but law is on their side. >> would not want to use one. i would not want to use one. i would want it proven, of course before i would react. >> i think about the radiation and the fact that we are being forced to have these in very close proximities to ou

meantime, a light sheen of oil was spotted near the mariner energy platform that burned yesterday in the gulf. the coast guard says it's not a leak. the government is investigating the cause of the fire that forced 13 workers overboard. >> susie: more analysis now on today's jobs report. joining us, brian wesbury, chief economist at first trust advisors. >> hi, susie, good to be with you. >> susie: good to have you, too. what's your read on today's report? >> i think thepy economy is recovering. it is not a reagan boom, if you will. but it is not a double dip. we're in the middle and improving. so far this year private sector jobs have grown for eight months in a row. the average growth rate of about 95,000 a month. as i said, that's not a boom, but it is a recovery. >> susie: well, you know, those are good and positive and encouraging numbers, but we also have to add in that economists tell us we have to create 250,000 jobs a month to get that unemployment rate down, and we're far off from that? >> yeah. what is interesting here, there is another survey of employment, the household

the coast guard reported seeing a small oil sheen on the water close to the site. the platform is located west of this side of the massive oil spill caused by the explosion of the bp-least deepwater horizon in april. the afghan president has condemned a nato airstrike that he says killed 10 campaign workers for a candidate in this month's parliamentary elections. the attack took place in the province and coincided with the arrival of u.s. defense secretary robert gates, who will be holding talks with karzai in kabul. nato forces in the carried out a strike which killed up to 12 insurgents. the alliance is investigating the incident. well, rioting has continued for a second day in mozambique's capital as president protect soaring bread prices. police report widespread looting and the army has been called in to help restore calm. at least seven people were killed and 300 wounded on wednesday when police opened fire on protesters. the raging prompted by a 30% increase in bread prices. mozambique is one of the world's poorest countries. germany's central bank has calle

he says when choosing them, look for deep, evenly colored berries with a nice sheen. they should be plump and dry and shouldn't have many dents or bruises. >> blackberries are made up of something called drooplets, which these individual little--i guess you would call them cells. and there's a seed in each one of those. and that's kind of characteristic of a blackberry. >> in addition to farming, tom believes in connecting foodies with farmers like himself by giving tours to folks interested in what it takes to get produce from the farm to their forks. on this tour, tom shows food industry professionals from all over the cntry as well as chefs and students from the culinary institute of america what a day in the life of a farmer is all about. >> first off, for those of us who buy produce in the supermarkets, to get out into the fields and see what really happens is fascinating. >> as a chef, understanding the ingredients just makes you a better cook, 'cause you understand where it comes from and then what its functionality is--not just flavor but texture and where it'

the sheen that stretched over some two miles of the river was mostly evaporated by late yesterday. authorities are still monitoring the area to make sure no wildlife is harmed. >>> now to that raging wildfire in boulder, colorado, which has destroyed dozens of homes and forced thousands of people to evacuate. tonight there are problems getting planes into the air to fight the huge because. l leanne gregg reports from the command center. >> reporter: five and a half miles destroyed including homes belonging to some firemen. for those that live here a frightening scene. >> black char everywhere. >> reporter: now the fight is on to save other structures. once again, grays getting planes into the air but today, wind is not the issue. >> we've had a weather inversion over the fire which is holding the smoke close to the ground. >> reporter: the blaze broke out monday morning in four-mile canyon northwest of boulder. 45 mile-an-hour wind gusts quickly sent flames roaring through the foothills forcing more than 3,000 people from their homes in the canyons and surrounding areas. >> it's re

he now has a huge fan base, which includes celebrities like willie nelson, jesse ventura, charlie sheen -- >> i'm calling on each and every american citizen to wake up, stand up, and demand the truth. >> reporter: and spencer pratt and heidi montag. >> spencer pratte, good to have you on. >> thank you so much. i'm so honored to be on with you. you are a true american patriot. >> reporter: do you think there's some percentage of people who watch you who do it for entertainment value? >> a very low percentage. >> reporter: while he admits that some people may watch him purely for entertainment, he says the real reason for his recent growth is that the public increasingly mistrusts government. >> there's a scientific dictatorship controlling the planet. >> reporter: however, jones sometimes seems to latch onto small pieces of to prove his more sinister theories. for example, he says this about an article he found on cnn.com. >> and they recommend having a one child policy. >> reporter: and i looked up the article, and i have it and i can pull it up for you. it's a fluffy feature piece inte

that leak has created a sheen two miles long. >> we will prepare to remove the tug from the water area tomorrow and get it out of where it's creating problems. >> the leak happened when a couple of guys tried to salvage that tug. those men will have to pay a private company for the clean- up. they also may face criminal charges. >>> how much would you pay to get to the airport faster? half a billion dollars? simon perez on a big public project coming under new scrutiny in this day of budget deficits. >> reporter: bart wants to build a monorail to get the riders from coliseum bart to oakland international airport. but is building that monorail system the best way to spend taxpayer money? one group says no that you could get here just as fast on a bus and it would be a whole lot cheaper. >>> reporter: this is the way it's done today, to get to oakland international airport bart riders must leave the station and lug their luggage onto air bart the dedicated bus line to the airport. >> i would like the monorail system better because it seems more efficient. >> reporter: that's just what ba

sheen was the ex superintendent of the central directorate if they knew of and had a trunk full of walter pistols with him if they gave them to the executioners just shortly before the accident then the guns were collected in order to prepare them for more shootings. after the biography of a polish prisoner of war was completely identified two men would take him by the arms and lead him into a cell just like this one the walls of the cells were covered with filth of cloth so obs orban noise the third man fired a shot from a walther pistol at the back of the head of the prisoner. when dimitri tokoroa was interrogated in one thousand nine hundred one he agreed to sketch a route leading to the site where the bodies of executed polish officers had been buried there was a building with seanie and k. beating officials relaxed talkative dasha all country house was nearby. it's a very place by the riverside. spent a lot of time relaxing here the wives and children of minor officials lived here and large ditches only thirty meters from the houses were filled with thousands of bodies. the technolog

there's also no evidence that no oil has leaked into the sea, despite reports of a sheen on the water. have been off the coast of louisiana and the west of where a bp rig explosion in april. large cues have formed outside branches of afghanistan's main commercial bank because of fears about its solvency. the governor of the country's central bank says customers -- some customers had problems withdrawing the money, but he said the bank was providing more cash to reassure depositors that their money was indeed safe. the 33 miners trapped underground in chile have had their first hot meal in 26 days. nasa scientists have also arrived at the mine to offer advice on keeping the mind is healthy. there has been a setback, however, in their rescue. after a fall in the rocks meant the drilling had to be halted. our correspondent, james reynolds, is at the mine. there, he spoke to a woman whose fiancee is trapped in the mind. >> a lot of the families live here. our next guest is the fiancee of a 34-year-old. they have two kids together. how are things? >> we are well. we are happy, very happy.

the coast guard says that a mile long sheen is spreading from the site of today's blast. all 13 people aboard that rig were found floating in the water in their survival gear. the platform is owned by mariner energy of houston. the coast guard has sent helicopters, airplanes and cutters to the area to help out. >>> had a big mess on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. a big rig carrying 43,000 pounds of beer overturned this morning just south of summit road. that accident blocked two lanes at the border of santa clara and santa cruz counties. witnesses say the driver hit an embankment before it flipped. nobody was hurt, but traffic had to be diverted for a few hours. we're told all lanes are open. >>> we have learned the results of the probe into pg&e's smartmeters. an independent team hired by the california public utilities commission found no problems with the smartmeters themselves. however, the report did blast pg&e for its customer service practices. the report criticizes the utility for not adequately addressing customer complaints and concerns about this new t